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Ordering deadlines, artwork specs and what actually makes a magnet stay on the fridge — written from what we see going through the factory.
Ordering calendar magnets for a whole office of agents, done properly
A practical checklist for offices ordering calendar fridge magnets for multiple agents: one shared design, personal details, proofs and sign-off.
Read moreReady-made or custom: choosing a calendar magnet design for your agency
Ready-made or custom for this year's calendar fridge magnets? What each option gives your agency, and what to check before you approve the proof.
Read moreWhen to order calendar fridge magnets for the new year
Order calendar fridge magnets by early November to have them printed, delivered and distributed before January. Here's the full timeline, working backwards from the fridge door.
Read moreWhy some fridge magnets survive for years and others are binned in a week
The magnets that stay on the fridge give the household something useful. Advertising alone gets binned. Here's what actually earns a spot on the door.
Read moreGetting your artwork right: specs, bleed and resolution
Send a print-ready PDF with 3mm bleed on all edges. We accept most file types, and artwork is free with every order. Here's what makes a file print well.
Read moreFinancial year calendars: why July to June beats January to December
Financial year calendar magnets run July to June, matching the Australian financial year. Order by late May for a 1 July distribution.
Read moreChoosing a magnet size: DL, A5, A6, A7 or business card
DL for letterbox drops, A5 for readable calendars, A6 for posting, A7 for volume, business card size for the cheapest per-unit price. A plain-language guide.
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